| 2018-02-17 23:16:39 |
Christopher M. Rogers |
description |
Object to Path makes a bad conversion when offset is used on irregular shapes.
To reproduce:
1. Open Inkscape (current trunk)
2. Draw a rectangle
3. Draw a circle overlapping part of the rectangle
4. Combine the shapes (Path > Union)
5. Path > Dynamic Offset
6. Drag offset handle inwards or outwards a bit
7. Path > Object to Path
Result: Most of the nodes in the shape vanish, leaving only a small remnant of the original shape.
Note: This works fine on two rectangles, so i assume it's something to do with miscalculating offsets on curved shapes. Tried two circles, and they vanish entirely!
Inkscape 0.92+devel on Ubuntu 17.10 |
Object to Path makes a bad conversion when offset is used on irregular shapes.
To reproduce:
1. Open Inkscape (current trunk)
2. Draw a rectangle
3. Draw a circle overlapping part of the rectangle
4. Combine the shapes (Path > Union)
5. Path > Dynamic Offset
6. Drag offset handle inwards or outwards a bit
7. Path > Object to Path
Result: Most of the nodes in the shape vanish, leaving only a small remnant of the original shape.
Note: This works fine on two rectangles, so i assume it's something to do with miscalculating offsets on curved shapes. Tried two circles, and they vanish entirely!
Inkscape 0.92.0+devel+201802131923 on Ubuntu 17.10
0.92.0+devel+201802110719 was the version that I had before this version. I think that's when it was still working. |
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